Manchester United have reportedly already agreed phrases with Lecce left-back Patrick Dorgu as they give the impression of being set to attempt once more for the potential €40m switch.
The proficient younger Denmark worldwide has been linked a number of instances with the Purple Devils this January, but it surely’s to this point confirmed a little bit of a problem reaching an settlement over a price with Lecce.
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Man Utd want a brand new left-back and Dorgu seems to be like a really perfect goal for that place, attributable to his qualities that make him suited to working as a wing-back in Ruben Amorim’s most well-liked 3-4-3 formation.
See beneath as Fabrizio Romano has a brand new replace on the Dorgu to United scenario, with a contemporary method ready to his membership, whereas phrases with the participant have already been agreed…
Dorgu might seemingly be accessible if the cash is true, but it surely stays to be seen if United will lastly have the ability to get their provide as much as the €40m Lecce need.
Romano has prompt that MUFC might get there by means of numerous add-ons within the deal, so we’ll have to attend and see if Lecce lastly give the inexperienced mild for Dorgu to go away on these phrases.
Manchester United’s hunt for a brand new left-back
A brand new left-back has lengthy been established as a switch precedence for United, however Dorgu isn’t the one title to have been linked with the membership this winter.
As we beforehand reported, Alvaro Carreras was one other different thought-about by the Purple Devils, as was Chelsea’s Ben Chilwell.
In the meantime, Fabrizio Romano additionally beforehand informed us about United’s appreciation of Paris Saint-Germain left-back Nuno Mendes.
Will probably be attention-grabbing to see if United find yourself taking a look at alternate options once more if a deal can’t be agreed for Dorgu, which might imply we’re in for some late drama this January.
